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Yamala was one of the earliest mansions built on Oliver’s Hill. It was purchased in 1876 by Sir John Madden (1844-1918) who later became Chief Justice of Victoria, and was appointed Lieutenant Governo...

Frankston beach is perfect for non-powered water activities including swimming, stand up paddle boarding or even a walk. Celebrate with family and friends with open space, a playground, BBQ facilities...

If you love authentic Chinese cuisine and dumplings, then look no further than Pisces Dumplings. Located on Nepean Highway in Frankston, Pisces is a home away from home for those seeking truly tradit...

Delicious American flare without leaving Australia! Iron River Bar & Grill pride themselves on making everything in house and serving up awesome food in a great atmosphere with top quality custom...

Artist: Kieran McKernan Sculpture: To the Beach Location: Frankston Station Materials: Steel Typography: Stephen Banham Letterbox Fabrication: Rock Martin

Mural Name: Get Along Gang Artist: David Booth with Students from Monterary Secondary College Artist Bio:David Booth was born in Hobart, Tasmania, works and lives in Melbourne, Australia. Working u...

For more than 70 years, Frankston Theatre Group has provided the opportunity for people to participate in community theatre. They present a broad range of productions of a high quality for the enterta...

Gulls Way is a narrow street forming part of the subdivision of Yamala, the oldest mansion on Oliver’s Hill. In the 1950s, the precinct became the site of an adventurous spate of Modernist architectur...

Mural Name: Purple Platypus in Pollution Artist: Mike Makatron Artist Bio: Mike Maka is a painter who works on walls, canvas and illustrations on paper. He has travelled and created work ...

Mural Name: Untitled Artist: Peeta Ead Artist Bio: In my pictorial, sculptural and mural compositions, the geometrical shapes I design behave as they interact with the surrounding environment...